What’s the deal with Friendsgiving

Made for Social Media Event

Its so women can post a bunch of pics to social media and nothing more

It's a forced tradition to get likes on social media. Our group of friends are getting together Thanksgiving night to watch the Saints after we all eat with our families that day. We hang out all the time. This isn't any different than those times, but I'd assume some folks would call this "Friendsgiving"


ETA: I assumed Friendsgiving was a unique event --> Friends getting together to cook, drink and hang out around Thanksgiving. Different from all of the other times of just getting together one night and drinking and calling it #Friendsgiving, because friends get together and do stuff like that all the time.

But people are throwing the term around on social media to just show they had one when it looks just like all of the other times they hang out lol

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What’s the deal with Friendsgiving

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is this where rachel, joey, ross, chandler & phoebe play football in central park?

Something something Millennials

Idk I have never done it but I did see on FB where a bunch of girls that I graduated HS with did it last week and they had it outside. They all cooked and made a table, even had a photographer come by and take pics.

The whole thing got rained out. They posted pics of the aftermath. I laughed pretty damn hard.

It’s a thing that has gone on forever, but a couple years 20 something hot chicks figured out calling it “Friendsgiving” is a good way to get a ton of IG likes.

It's because you get to choose who to be around for the holiday instead of being forced with family. Most people enjoy their friends more than at least parts of their family.

We fried a turkey, smoked a duck and hung out drinking beer outside while girlfriends and wives cooked and drank wine inside. Had a nice meal. I think we all prefer it to being sober, hanging around a bunch of people we have the same forced conversation with once a year.

frick friendsgiving.

My GF is hosting one of these tonight. She has invited like 30 people, and her house isn't that big. Even though this wasn't my idea, and I didn't agree to anything, and I have even objected to her inviting so many damn people, apparently it is also my responsibility to help plan, and get her house ready for this fricking thing. I generally enjoy a good friendsgiving, but the logistics of this thing, and me being roped into to help host, is frickED. Women, man.